Short term price action shouldn't matter if you're holding for a big gain. In one of my accounts my average is $8.08 My other one is $7.65 I'll look to add anything under that. Whats your price average?
$7.93 for me
Short term price action shouldn't matter if you're holding for a big gain. In one of my accounts my average is $8.08 My other one is $7.65 I'll look to add anything under that. Whats your price average?
Khoso Baluch, CorMedix CEO commented, “We are very pleased to have completed this transaction. We believe that, as we approach our next goal of receiving marketing approval of Neutrolin for the hemodialysis market and launching the product commercially in the U.S., this exchange substantially improves our attractiveness to investors and to potential strategic partners. We appreciate the support we have received from Elliott in helping us complete this transaction.”
Amarin panel not due to negative found by FDA, says Cantor Fitzgerald AMRN - The Fly
The panel meeting for Amarin's Vascepa is not being held because the FDA found something negative in its review, Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Louise Chen tells investors in a research note. Rather, the analyst thinks the FDA may be hosting an AdCom for Vascepa "because the drug will be used in a very large patient population." Further, Amarin has been preparing, and continues to prepare, for the panel, Chen contends. In addition, she cautions against reading the tea leaves on the FDA's assignment and cancellation of AdCom meetings based on some historical examples. The analyst reiterates an Overweight rating on Amarin with a $35 price target. Chen still thinks the peak sales potential of Vascepa is underappreciated at current share levels. The stock closed yesterday up 53c to $14.82.
$8.65 and you're right, I'm actually going to buy some more tomorrow.Short term price action shouldn't matter if you're holding for a big gain. In one of my accounts my average is $8.08 My other one is $7.65 I'll look to add anything under that. Whats your price average?
Only other companies that I know of, that deal with catheter related blood stream illnesses (crbsi) is Scynexis SCYX and Citius pharmaceutical CTXR but they are still in the clinical stage of their respective drugs so it's kinda hard to compare. The only drug on the market you can compare it to is heparin which is the current standard of care owned by Pfizer. Our drug Neutrolin is more effective than heparin and will be the new standard of care if approved. But Pfizer is a pharma giant so you can't really compare the two. The value and comparisons are in the drug, not so much the company.Sorry if I posted this question before in the past, but I own 7 shares of CRMD. What are other comparable stocks that are in the same field and the same kind of company so that I can hopefully gauge how big this stock can potentially become?
Was gonna post this in a different thread, but Im more active over here. Heres an OTC Ive been buying if anyone is interested (Not Bio-P):
People were pumping this on CRMD Yahoo board a couple months back. What brokerage do you use to buy otc stocks? Mine's doesn't offer them